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11 1 '" it ! to ~u~h were. 'it- ,ed 1e- L\ 5 yr the SCHEME. c - -of - - ,C2-...,c00 - .- are . - ;Cloo,ono 5 - - - - 2,000 - 5 -- AO - r,ocio 30 .. . - • . . 5Q° . 5,00 m .. - - 100 - - - - . - -.- 3,000 So - - - - So 2 , 500 10, A ,C,, - - - - . 25 ... . . . . . .' 215 * 00 .Z..:.: . . . . . 1.5 _ _ _ _ _ _ - 72,000 4 1,0 00 Tickets. - £ 200,0000 . ••----- "*. FIVE TICKETS OF, EACH NUMBER. All to be D fd s l% 11l ' the igth of Oe - ron ER, tBii,. ..%..._ XtratßEß, 56201 • - 7E1, 17 - THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT -GARDEN. MONDAY. EVENING, Sept 17, 1810, will be pet - twined THE SUSPICIOUS HUSBAND. Strickland, Mr. EG ERTON ; - • Ranger, Mr. lON NS; Frankly, Mr. BRUNTON ' lack Meggot, Mr. FARLFY - Mrs. Strkkianti tV; rs. W ; Clarinda, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON. To which will be added, • HARLEQUIN AND. N 1 011-lER. , GOOSE. 1,•2e bo ors wits ' ne .peried at past Five, -and the Play at Halt pa t SM• 11`laces tor the Boxes . to he taken of Mr. Brandon, at the ta 7e i ve i , l3 °x-Ottice,4ll Prince':-place, Hart-street, from Ten b ()Ur, ICIO xi , • 7s- Second. price 3s, 6d. —Pit 3s. 6d, Second-price u.c..-ower Gallery 2s. Second-price is - - Upper Gallery is. Z 4l4 -price 6cl,—No Money to be returned. Wednesuay, Speed the Plough ; with Who Wins ? TO THE PUBLIC_ • W t h to i „ The utmost (oilcan, the Proprietors feel themselves i.peilea to make ih a adu.ess to thejustice of the Pubn, ' 4l di) I i ,riz' 4:cosi Of Season. a lull pta to tie descrition wilb givcii C. the altcrations.proposed t v i t u l " merle the new Theatre.. This appeal.was honoured the, general ailoolbation of a very crowded audience,; the Prtrieturs, on 'the faith ot t ,is pprobation, at L A ZY .dditio ,p nal expcnce (whicti they cc,u a ld but ill afford s `mipleteit those alterations.. - • t ox iie New Theatie (with muCA,more space in the public eclj, e , s ' and genera at cumin dation' in every respect hid I?'" re tored i.o the same 'arrangement wit that ot the ho t eatre before the tire; and the Public certainly will kteavydesire that the Proprietors, with all their add;tional i hcurnbrances, should- , be minced to a more disativati 44°t's situation than they stood ill before that . ..filleting Wa s in !tY There is not one More annual Box now than th,re th e, ll, the old Theatre, and to that _number tor man} years I,T s , tever was heard the slightest objeCtton. just,oe Proprietors throw- themselves on tpe, charade/A - rite gt e . d i t ' and liberality: of Englishmen, and in return for the th ee 4 'ixtely, expenCe,: tesponsibility they have at v „ rt - 11 1) encountered , in order to Cciritribute on an exten 'is' : e dit to the Theatrical Cntertaiitinentsof the Metropo- P utA l t. ' e Y respeatully solicit the pa ronage and support of the • ST. THOM 'AS's AND curs !WWI 'CALS. R. ASTLEY COOPER will be4in his LEC ottoheT u It ES on SU RQ tRY, on MONDAY, the Bth of PARMESAN t. HI SE. Considvrablelinportation has j ,st been receivPd,- and is now on tialeat Mr. 13 trtu Vatie's Wateouuse, knes's Flaymmket. AN , t)PI'OR .; , .ri:ry FOR AN A[) A- VAN f MP. sii ENIL,NT.. PUBLISHING LONDON BOOKSELLER; 4 z i i 0 1 ltio first respetolitiiry. w'w Atli' .31t „to retire from ib e v e Engagementi in Biisine.s, 'Aould treat, on, adviin c4^:_,l.itet.Ths,- with a Perooli reinFttabilay, who can t tbr ln e t d con' 3 to soool. me Stock 'wing to bc paid tor by A 't I nbt.ilinents — d'lrtss Z X V. at the liar :ne han'r. Coffee-house. FELONY. ATwo f-ttiNDit-b•D GI.2INEAS.EEWAk<LL. BSCONDED under •a charge of 'Felony, Dr. i•-kNI R OBE RTON, -nrai Six Feet high, with sts'uts.h Face, brown, hut not , laik Hair, and down-lookLd, I), ) ° , c u t And tease featured, and a little pitted With the Small tr, i , and tears ot Age., He was lately Surgeon tie th e Middlesex M i l itia. He ! peaks with the scotch accent. la tely resided in Leicester-street, Leicester Fields, and t, • L , 4 t No, ( 4, in Old Burlington-street. o "e sailed from Cravesen• on b,)ard. the Pacific Fishing t4:t. (otvner Harris, of barking) witti-Cautain Barnett, on It r ,,, u _ r adV Night, the Sth, or Sundiy Morning, the gth inst. icr the false Name of 'AMES BISHOP. /e t ri "Se lit his not I:losing permitted to land in Holland, and *ii i n k itig to this Country, TWO HUN DR F. 11.),G tIINEAS tai d e. immediately paid to an) Person who will lodge the ph, lames Koberton, in any of his M jest N's Gaols, by ap tt• 7 tt ion at the Poblic-Otfice, Great Marlborough.street, Loh . ? Mr. Philip Hurd, Solicitor tot the Bail, .Temple "mon ,- • E RANSCOMB AND CO. I..SIVEWRIGHT, ~, Surviiing'Partner and Sole Conductor, V . . k.cSPECTFULLY acquaint the Pobk they are 4i . 1 no w Selling 'l - I,c K ETS anti MAI RES in the greatest 31 . t etl' of Numbers, at their \ truly fortunate Offices, No. 41 1 4` -0 1tNHILL, it, HOLBORN , 34, HAYMARKET, b e :9, STRA N D. For the last Sven Years they have INIZI Fortune's greatest Favourites, and in the two last years 6p' they Snared and sold ' 2 % rites of - kzo,ooe ..; Prizes of ‘5,000 .I.: rOOOO )4 0. . . •,csoo and kt o -c, The First - 30,000 .."° 5l Price of soo '1 ickets •The Last . - 25,000 4,218, .. lon Ditto. Arid only . s.. 4,..,,ci00 I tl e , iki Prize ever Sold or,Shared. c_s 3 618, the Grand Prize of too° 'pickets, or ,024,765. lob An d in the Last Lottery alone Ten Capitals. e °WY Lottery to be drawn this Year, will he igth Oc- I) . oil a New Plan, haVing Five Prizes of ,Cza,ooo, only ~:c4) Numbers . , and not Three Blanks to a Prize. • keliAabsoN, GOODLUCK, and Co.. Cod traciors with Government for the present STATE kt.;:r RN', respedfully inform the Public,- that Tic and SHARES are now on Saleat their Offices, Bank gs, Connt!, and opposite the King's Mews, Char- ap t ESSENTIAL SAL 1' OF LEMONS, st talting Iron Moulds, Ink Spots, Red Wine, and other üb: l ns. out of Linen, Muslin, Lace, ,&c. and - for many ..et uses, as a.substitute for lemons. 'Price One Shilling * ` Box. AVING received numerous complaints that j Compositions sold under the title of S Ll' of LE ittoo k, S, are not only ineffectual, but that they burn and tie. th 4t i the Linen, I tinnlcit •necessary to intonn the Public, t._ none is to . be dep en d e d u pon as mi ne b ut w h at h as my zature on the bottom of e,ch Box, and on the outside of ~w r apper. W. BAYLEY. , i4 9 ‘ h• The Salt of Lemons is particularly useful to Ladies trur a shing their hands, as it instantly tak e s out the stains of th:, c olourecrgiuves, dtcwand is much more agreeable to use s t lenlon itself. tt,Wholesale and_ Retail,by Bayley and BleW,Cockspur -ca.!, London. • -‘) St Baylev's Scouring DroPS, to: taking Crease. , out of uff, 'Woollen Cloth, tte.. ' 4l l T I - AL SA TU D _,4 CITY' AND COUNTY OF LONDONDERRY, Summer Assizes, a io. . . To the Honourable and Right Rev WILLIAM, Lord Bishop of DERRY. My Lord, WE the Grand Jury of the C;ty and County of Londonderry, assembled at Summer Assizes, to, having taken into full cousideratioh the - zealous and un:. wearied exertions of your -Lordship in promoting (among other useful and unnecessary works; the Diocesan School of Derry, in order to shew our entire Approbation of the same, have presented, at these Assizes, the Sum of Two Thousand Founds, to be expended in advancement of this desirable object • We avail ourselves of this opportunity, to express the b4;lr sense we entertain of the great attention and liberal and disinterested assistance uniformly afforded by your Lordship, in furthering whatever may tend to improve the morals and promote the industry, happiness, and prosperity of your Diocese, and the staple manufaCture of our country. ('; . F. Hill, Foreman, Henry Richardson, George Canning, William Lecky, Marcus Gage„, Langford Hey land, lames Spencer Knox, David Bahington, Hugh Lyle, Barre Berestord, lames Sterling, George T L. Cunningham, Londonderry (; rand fury Ro . August the 3 ist, IS to lohn Campbell, George Skipton, john Ross( John Henderson, Andrew Ferguson, RoKet . Mtler.ty, - ,Joseph Curry, Connolly M•Causland, John A. Smyth, lohr, Mrller , , Thomas Scott. otn, To the FOREMAN and GENTLEMEN of the Grand Jury of the C►ty and County of Londonderry. ilbsembled at tilt surnmer Assizes, tBto, • Genllemen, This new proolof your partiality more than rewards me for the small efliarts %/which I have made to promote the welfare of this Diocese, since I have had the honour of.pre siding over it, and I feel proud i acknowled i ang the• liberal co:operation which I have met with; not only from. you, Gentlemen, but from my Fellow-Citizens of London. derry. Yirtir kind Address has made a most sensible impression on my. mind, sine- it has ' , tended materially to allay those kelings which calumny had excited in it. As such I re. ceive it. and am most thankful tor it. Yet, gattcred as Ido feel by your k indiless• to me, still the protection of my. own Character the dearest property wh ich Man possesses, as well as that of the Church of Ireland; sought to be wounded through me, and which it is my duty to uphold, -obliges me *to Itraclicate both by a Reference to the Laws of my country. The first step towards that vinlication I have taken in the preswe of many'of my Fellow•Ciiizens, and I feel, that I cannot, with propriety, enter tUrther into "the.Subjeet I beg leave to assure you of the unfeigned gratitude with which your kindness impresses toe, and with which I truly sign myself Your devoted and faithful Friend, ' W. DERRY September Ist, 1810. SALES. UNIQUELY BEAUTIFUL .AND ROMANTIC ES- I'ATE, IN SOUTH WALES, TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, CIONSISTING of an excellent sized FAMILY with D'lme.stie and Agri ,- u!tural ()dices, and Kulldnio of every des4:4lpriun ; a Fartn-house. and up wards of ?..47) Adres oi rich Meadow, Pasture, and Wood Land, enchantingly situate on the River Triey, abounding in Trout, aad in a Country where Game is in profusion. For further particulars apply to Messrs Browne, and Co. House Agents, and Land Surveyors, No. 41, Southampton row, Russel-square. London ; at the Bell Inn, Gloucester; Mackwnrth Arms, Swansea ; Ivy Bush, Carmarthen ; and Bush. Bristol, where a plan of the Estate may be seen. • ESSEX. DEDHAM, fifty-eight Miles, and WI X, about Sixty-three Miles front London. TO RE SOLD BY AUCTION, • • . By LINTON and LAVALLIN, On Wednesday, the sd day of Ottobsir, - islo , at the white Hart Inn, Colchester, at Twelve o'clotk, IN TWO lio - rs t • According to printed Particulars then and there to be pro duced, unlesspreviously disposed of by Private Contract, ot which notice Will be given, with immediate possession, the following very valuable and desirable Estates; -LOT I. THE MANSION-HOUSE called the ROOKE RY, in DEDHAM aforesaid, and Sa A. more or less, of rich Artble, Meadow, and Pasture Land and Orchards, in a Ring Fence, with suitable Out-buildings, the w hold customary Copy hold, equal to Freehold, except five Acres, !florets less, at the will of the Lord, in the occupation of Mr. Fi rm i n , t h e Proprietor. The House is fit for the immediate residence of a large gen. teel Family, with two Gardens well inclosed and planted with choice Fruit-trees in full bearing. Also a large tletached cottage, near the Mansion-house, fit for the residence of a small genteel family, four best Bed: rooms, Servants' rooms, and suitable Offices, also a Coach house, Stable, and Garden, now let to Walter Clerk, Esq for one year, from the sth July last, and also d Tenement and Garden now in the occupation at lohn Nickerson. , Also small Farm adjoining, in the parishes of Dedham and Langliam, consisting of a Dairy, two Barns, r.vo Stables, _Cow-house, Fartn- yard, an:: several TeneineiassandGarden ground let to dill rent eerSOIIS at* w Rents, and to A. 2R. 7 P. mote or less, of Arable Meadow' Dzier`G rowid, and Or chard, AU customary Copyhold. A lOka Copyhold Messuage or Tenement, with the-Out house a4d Carden thereto 'clanging, situate near Dedham Turnpike, in the occupation ot William Hall. The Land is all good, a considerable part of it adj o ins th e navigable River Stour. •• The London Coathes pass cLiry withitra quarter of a mile of the Mansion-house, and the Post morning and evening . _ The - NeighbOultood is good, the` Roads excelleto, and the Country delightful. This ,Estate may be viewed by applying to Mr. Firmin. LOT 11. Consists of a most desirable ESTATE, called POND HALL, fit for the residence of a Gentleman's Family, situ ate in WIX and BRA DF ELD. - in ESSEX,. surrounded by good Roads and -a. respectable Neighbourhood. Upon it.is a good Family House; two large Barns, and 'other requisite shit. buildings, together with to Acres of rich Arable and Pasture, more or less, in a King-fence, in a higli stare or cult ivalion, including a beauti la wood at 19 A. 3R. 33 moat or less, well planted wall line-grown Oak; Ash, and E lin Timber, in the centre a large Pond, formerly used as a decoy, a fine preserve for PheasaidS' and other Game, Forty-two-Ai:l'es Copyhold, the remainder Freehold. Tile greater part Tithe tree. The outgoings very moderate. Also the Groat and Small Tithes arising from throe Farms adjoining, containing about 77 A. 3 R. with a pri.ditable . . . _ _ Tile Estate is convenient for Sea-water Bathing, 8 miles from Harwich, 3 trout Manningtree, and 13 from Colches. la, capital Market Towns. - Mr. Hiskey, the Bailiff; will skew this Estate. cur further particulars, apply to Mr. Firtnin, Dedham ; Mr. Frank Srnythies, Solicitor, Colchester"; Messrs. Milne and Parry, Solicitors, Temple ; or Mr. John Skinner, Dale Lawford, near Manningtree, Essex, where Maps and Elevations of the Estates may be seqtt. 4:405;i1,4 2.4g* foa, C-541tP., „ Nis i' S ~ ....,. ~ .t., * ;EPTEIVIBER 15, 1810. DISPUTE AT COVENT-GARDEN THEATP E. QTOCKDALE, jun. Nv.4 I, Pall-Mall, respeet- LJ fully informs the Public, that the. Account of the re. hewed Coitest, with atl Letters, jeux d' Esprit, &c. con. rw,tien therewith. will be publiihed, on its termination. as ,a SUPPLEMENT to the COVENT.GAKDEN JOUR t' L, which contains all the former Proceedings, with 'va. rious interesting and amusing Documents, and four beautiful /Views of the Exterior and Interior ,* the Nex Theatre; in Seventeen Numbers, price is. 6d. each; or Proofs, on royal paper, is. *6d: • fp - Communications will be thankfully received. 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THESE Pills are particularly recommended in all Bilious Complaints, whether arising from a weak or de ranged Attion of the Stomach. t - roM Colds, whereby. the Secretion of Bile is obstruttet, or from Excess in .Eating,.or Drinking,' wherein the Bile is tendered acrid and corrosive, and regurgitated•to the Stomach, caus►ng Sickness, jaundice Windy Disorders, Indigestion, &c. _ • In I - -labttual Costiveness, a Sluggish , State of the Bowels, Sick Head-ach,and also during Pregnancy, they may be taken with shigular,good cited. • Price 21 9d. per Box, duty included. sold wholesale and retail by Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard, London, and retail by ,Baxter, EWA burgh, and Bull, Vublin, and all Dealers in Medicine. 4) (PRtt.t SXXPtNCI HALPPENN Y. oPitti OF ORDNANCE, Augur! 2,, tBro. Tat PRINCIPAL OFFICERS 01' Ili: MA. vs Ik'S °RDA A NeE do err, I,y give Noire, That Pripotals will be received!' at their Office in Pall- .11a /, on oei.e. fore Monday, the 17th ef.y of September next, pan .oca l'ersortt as eras, be *Jilting to undertake the sup ply of FORAUE for t* Ordnance Horse, stational in :be jatovring *lab - North Britain, , Yorthern Yorkshire, Eastern, exclusive of Warley, Southern. exclusiveof Chatham+, Sauth West, Including Portsmoulh, isle of Wight ' , and Christchurch, Western, Wool wish, w4lli.ts Dependektcies l Warley and Chatham, , Fora period of Six Months from ttse tst-of Ote) ,be'r nett. The Forar to kr furnished in Rations, rAttlitinc, At better* may from time to time be required, either of x- ot Oats 7 lbs. bf Oats 12 i!)3. of [lay, And or of 14 lbs. of 13.ty 3 and 8 lbs ot S. raw 3 lbs. ot Straw. af,d muJi be deliv, red at ibe respefilive stations at the ,Expenct of the C , ortratior t also to _furnish tad> Horses with Oats of 816 s. per Ration, as may ,billett.d within the Distria for which be Conlrgas. • The Proporals may be a'elivereiteparate?y or jointly for twoor m-)re of the. said Distrias, and it is expelled that ;he Costragos' Thal/ receive the Stable Dung that during the period of his Con. tract may accumulate, making an- al :nuance for the same after. the rate of per 1-19r,e per {Peek. Further Particulars may be known upon application to the Officers Commanding the Royal Artillery in each Distria, and also at the &vitiates Office in Pall-Mall'aforesaid, grit) , Day betiveen the boars of Ten and Four o'Chei, .14,hrPe the Proposals must be delivered (staled up) a.'d indorsed " Proposals for Forage;" but no Proposals can be admitted after the said 171 k day of September, at Twelve o'Clock at I of the same day; neither will any tender le noticed sinless the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the .Board, R. 11. CREW, sec. r rHOSE who suEr Nervous Irritation from weak -1 ness of Stomach, obstrtided Bile, and bad Oigestion, will tin 4 relicfinSPlLStiCßY's PATENT ANTISCOR. BUTte DROPS, which enjoy all the properties of calo. met without its irritability they also consult the health of the Stomach, by promoting the Appetite, and an increase of Spirits as the health improves. In deep.seared Abscesses, where a Cure could scarcely be contemplated, so healthy a change has'been produced, as to excite the best hopes of suc cess. In Eruptive, Screphulons, Gouty, Rheumatic, and Scorbutic Comphints, its reputation is Established. West India Orders attended to, at the Dispensary, is, .Soho-square, London. The genuine Medii.iye has the Government Duty printed on a black ink Stamp, and the words " tly the King's Pa. eeptessed on the bottle, GUI of clireeiLiii,aud outside wrapper. Sold at us. SJno-square, in small bottles of as. 61. double Dottie* icrs. and larger 21. as. Compound Essence Bs. • by THE KING'S PATENT, DR. NUIMIS's FEVER DROPS. THE experknce el more than half a cent ur y h as so fully established the reputation of this invaluable Medicine, that it is ih,w unnecessary to expatiate on its Oh. cacy,in every species of Fever, particularly the Scarlet and Typhus Fever; also the Yellow or Putrid Fevers ; they have never been known to fail, when administered agreeable to di. redtion ; in the Measles, • Small Pox, Teething, and most Disorders incident to ~'hildren they are an infallible remedy ; the decays and discomforts of advanced life are untie', their immediate influence, they immediately stop the progress of a fresh Cold, and are particularly adapted as a genial kestora. tive. The Family Bottle; 2zs. sold at the Doctor's House, N. .29, Lower Brook street, Grosvenor square, whereorders for exportation are duly executed Smaller Bottles, its. and 25. wh lesaie ant retail, at kacon's, !so Oxtor l d-strcet, and by most respectable Venders in Town an di Country. AlsoDr.NOßßlS'beeiebr4ted AN l'l-BILIMiS PI L LS, with ample Directions, as the Box. Observe that the words " Thomas Norris Moore" are engraved on the Govern. ment Stamp ; no others a re or can he genuine. . To..THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. SIR, N - 0.9, New Bridge-streete Mackfriars, TT CONSIDER it but jaa of usttee due to the I. merits ot your LEAK PATENT PILLS, to corn. municate to you the following Cure which leas recently been performed by thetri: —An Acquaintance of mine, by . the breaking-out of an old Venereal Complaint (attended by , complication of - disorders arising therefroml,_ was reduc/:d al .• most to a skeleton ; and although he had the best medical advice-which could be obtained, and tried a variety of Patent • Medicines, Whine eould be procured which seemed to suit his case, or to do him any service: lie remained in a most re duced and pitiable situation for two years, unable to foll..re his profession, and scarcely able to walk or even to stand en his lees ; in fad, no one who knew him ever supposed it pas sible for -hint to recover. He was advised at last to try your Leake's Pills ; he did so, adhering striflly to the dirtrdions given with therri. He had not taken more than two boxes before he found an alteration for the better : this encouraged him to 'proceed, and by taking a few boxes more be found his, appetite and strength gradually return, and is , now as healthy and stout as any-man I know. You are welcome, Sir, to refer any person to me for a confirmation of the above account if it should be doubted. I am Sir, your obedient humble servant, Library, Folkstone. THOS. PUKDAY. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor,, THUS. TAyLoa, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, at his House, No. 9, New 13 ridge-street ; Where, after a constant residence of more than Forty Years, in a pradice particularly direeted to the Cure of Veliereal Complaints, and those incidental to the Parts to Genera tion in both Sexes, with that inviolable secrecy which men of his profession should always observe, he flatters him self, the advice and assistance he gr:!tilitously adininister s to persons taking this Medicine, will be esteemed by a dis. cerning Public, as an advantage seldom to be übtaimeci, and void of ambiguity. Also sold, by his Appointment, for the convenience of those living at a distanw, at thePerfuinees, No. ei, St. L. ban's-street, ,• the Toy shop, No. .103, Oxford street ; Mr. Disboro , gh's, No. 7, Fish.st;eet ; Mr. Baxter's, South Bridge, Edinburgh,. Mr. M•Donald's, Ghs gow ; Mr. Dull, Dame-street, Dublin ; Mr. Billinge's; Li verpool ; Mr. Atkinson's, Manchester ; and by oile Person in every considerable Town in Great Britain and Ireland, in reoxes of only as 9d. each, sealed up with full and plain di_ lichens, whereby persons °leafier sex may cure themselves With ease, speed, secrecy, and satety. N. 8.. Every Box sold in Great Britain is sealed up with a Stamp, on which, by favour of the Commissiemers, is printed at the Stamp-office, " T. Baylor, Nu. 9, New Bridge-street," to imitate which is Felony, wide)! 011148 are couliterfeits. A sp ..,-",_, -...te• ••, , /4;7:7';•,,, , f ) e), , , , ::es , - 4.• 10) :' ,it A.. . s # -., ••• it V r---L -:.,- -. —y -::,...,_::: • ' * — Kei t .P.IRE •